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The latest article on sowetanlive.co.za is titled “New teaching method begins”.
TEBOGO MONAMA says, “GRADE 1, 3 and 10 pupils and teachers are due to start the new school year with the new curriculum, known as the Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement (CAPS).
The latest article on jamaica-gleaner.com is titled “Born To Teach”.
Sacha Walters-Gregory says, “Dr Paulett Hanson-Kenwood was born to teach. The Jamaica-born professional trains teachers in literacy, working in alternative schools and programmes in the New York City school district.
“It’s not that these students can’t read. It’s just the students in our programme, for some reason, did not get a high-school diploma,” said Hanson-Kenwood, an educational specialist,
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The latest article on uvureview.com is titled “Conversation club helps students learn English”.
The uvureview.com team says, “Venturing onto the second floor of the Liberal Arts building or even removing one’s almighty earbuds while meandering between classes reveals populations more than just those hailing from Utah. Native Japanese, Arabic, Chinese, Korean, Thai, Russian and, of course, Spanish speakers populate UVU with rapidly increasing numbers.
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The latest article on thedailystar.net is titled “First-ever English spelling contest launched”.
The thedailystar.net team says, “The first-ever English spelling competition “Spelling Bee” was launched by Champs21, an initiative of The Daily Star, yesterday to help school students enhance their language skills.
Titled “The Daily Star Spelling Bee – Powered by Horlicks”, the contest will kick off on February 1.
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The latest article on thetimesnews.com is titled “Local English teacher organizes Armenian spelling bees”.
Molly McGowan says, “Matt Oakley is a teacher who recently organized an English spelling bee for the second year in a row. Considering English is the second language to all his students, that’s a pretty big deal.
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The latest article on statesmanjournal.com is titled “Proficiency-based learning gaining popularity for its focus on knowledge”.
Stefanie Knowlton says, “It doesn’t take long to see that Redmond Proficiency Academy isn’t your typical high school.
Students freely come and go from the three-story office building in downtown Redmond, just north of Bend. Some attend morning classes, others opt for afternoon or a mix of both when they build their schedules, similar to the way college students pick their classes.
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The latest article on sundaytimes.lk is titled “Coca Cola conducts a two day workshop for English Teachers in Jaffna”.
The sundaytimes.lk team says, “Coca Cola Beverages Sri Lanka Ltd recently conducted a ‘Capacity Building Programme for English Teachers’ in Jaffna, facilitated by Kent Ridge in collaboration with the Ministry of Education.
It said this workshop for 50 teachers was a catch up training programme for teachers in Jaffna to learn new, viable methods of teaching English.
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The latest article on timeslive.co.za is titled “BACK TO SCHOOL: English tutors out of their depth”.
The timeslive.co.za team says, “And the Department of Basic Education has acknowledged that it is a “challenge” to attract teachers.
For the first time, all the country’s 1.1million Grade 1 pupils will be taught English for a maximum of three hours a week.
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